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    The 15th Asia Oceania ORL-HNS Congress was hosted alongside the 73rd ASOHNS Annual Scientific Meeting from March 8-12, 2023 in Brisbane, Australia. The opening ceremony included an Aboriginal performance and speeches from the incoming and outgoing society presidents. Several keynote speakers presented on emerging ear surgery techniques and managing head and neck conditions. Social events helped attendees network and celebrate contributions to the societies. The next congress will be held in 2027 in Kyoto, Japan.

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    The 15th Asia Oceania ORL-HNS Congress was hosted alongside the 73rd ASOHNS Annual Scientific Meeting from March 8-12, 2023 in Brisbane, Australia. The opening ceremony included an Aboriginal performance and speeches from the incoming and outgoing society presidents. Several keynote speakers presented on emerging ear surgery techniques and managing head and neck conditions. Social events helped attendees network and celebrate contributions to the societies. The next congress will be held in 2027 in Kyoto, Japan.

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    15TH ASIA OCEANIA ORL-HNS CONGRESS HOSTED ALONGSIDE 73RD ASOHNS ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING

    15th Asia Oceania ORL-HNS Congress hosted


    alongside 73rd ASOHNS Annual Scientific Meeting
    Event Details
    Date: 8 March 2023 - 12 March 2023

    Location name: Brisbane, Australia

    Location address: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Glenelg Street, South
    Brisbane QLD 4101, Australia

    Report

    Imtiaz Ather Siddiqui (left), Chiniot General Hospital,


    Karachi, Pakistan and Zahoor Ahmed (right), Auckland University Hospital, Auckland,
    New Zealand.
    After acknowledging the traditional custodians of the Australian land, the opening
    ceremony of the congress began with a recital by an Aboriginal from the Turrbal tribe
    and a performance on the didgeridoo. These were followed by speeches from the
    incoming and outgoing presidents, Professor Bernard Lyons and Professor Sudhakar
    Vaidya, respectively.
    Among the keynote speakers, who followed a busy two days of pre-congress events,
    Dr Seiji Kakehata spoke on ‘Heads-up surgery with the endoscope’. ‘The future of ear
    surgery is looking up,” said this co-pioneer in otoscopic ear surgery, talking about
    another emerging technique, exoscopic ear surgery. The goals of transcanal
    endoscopic ear surgery (TEES), he said, should be to remove diseased tissue, make
    a dry ‘safe’ ear, preserve normal anatomy and improve hearing. TEES is heads-up
    surgery and, since 2018, 3D exoscopic ear surgery (ExoES) has almost replaced
    endoscopic ear surgery.
    Elsewhere, Lisa Orloff delivered a special RP Morton Head and Neck Oncology
    Oration on ‘The ultimate feedback loop: head and neck ultrasound and neck
    dissection’. Zahoor Ahmed delivered the Randall Morton Research Lecture in a
    concurrent talk entitled ‘Managing plunging ranula – lessons learned’. Imtiaz A
    Siddiqui highlighted his experiences in ‘Early diagnosis and risk factors in oral
    cancer’.

    L to R: Collin Baber (New Zealand), Imtiaz Ather Siddiqui (Pakistan) and Zahoor
    Ahmed (New Zealand).
    Breakfast meetings were well attended, as were social events, including a welcome
    reception and an early-morning parkrun. Old friends met and new friendships
    started. At the gala dinner on the top floor Plaza Ballroom, many members of Asia
    Oceania and ASOHNS were celebrated and presented with medals for their
    contribution to the societies and medical education.
    The next Asia Oceania bid was won on majority votes by Japan and will be held in
    Kyoto Japan in 2027.

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